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The shorts are arranged in showcases - and aimed at those who want to "discover the feature directors of the future, or simply enjoy bite-sized movies for their own sake".

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Showcase of shorts charting a year of upheavel in Lebannon, from the day Israel began its assault in July 2006 to spring 2007. Featuring: Breaking News (Hisham Jaber), Dailies of the War (Rania Stephan), In Between (Nadine Ghanem), Merely a Smell (Maher Abi Samara), Slippage (Ali Cherri), To the Lebanese Citizens (Ali Cherri).


European short film strand, concentrating on the theme of lost childhood. Features: (Marius Dybwad Brandrud), (Michaela Kezele), (Dany Campos), (Andrea Jublin).


European short film strand, examining love and fidelity. Features: (Martin Turk), Coco-Nuts (Charlotte Blom), In Between (Jose E Iglesias Vigil), (Alice Winocour), Nightfluttering (Carmen Stadler), The Lake (Maarit Lalli).


These are showcases for emerging Scots talent. Cineworks features: Arthur Balfour & Me (Director: Charlotte Cornic); Kick About (Director: David Newbigging); (Satsuki Okawa). Digicult highlights drama writers/directors who stepping beyond their first film commission and features: Missing (Director: Graham Eatough); (Director: Kate Burton); (Director: Arleen Cullum); (Director: Fiona Walton).


Director Junji Kojima and comedy duo Kentaro Kobayashi and Jin Katagiri collaborate with Japan Culture Lab on this selection of shorts, featuring: Apologies, Ceremonial Hand Clapping, Chopsticks, Origami, Relationships, Rice ball, Room Service, Sakura Wonderful Jet.


Work produced through the UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund shorts programme from the past year. Featuring: Breathe For Me (Andy McVicar), Cherries (Tom Harper), Close at Hand (Jez Alsop), Get Off My Land (Douglas M Ray), Lady Margaret (Deborah Haywood), Messages for Maria (Chris Baugh), Romance (Sean Spencer), The Girls (Sebastian Godwin).


The UK Film Council's New Cinema Fund in partnership with Maya Vision presents short films made through this year's Completion Fund - which aims to help up-and-coming film-makers secure the cash to complete their projects. Featuring: A Fitting Tribute (Daniel Cormack), Airlock, or How to Say Goodbye in Space (Chris Boyle), Beyond (Gavin Boyter), Church Going (Ashley and Russell Inglis), Jehovah's Witness (Alain Kramer), Juvenile (China Moo-Young), One of Us (Clint Dyer), Walking Away (Joanna Carrick), Writing Dachau (Genevieve Simms).


Double dose of the best shorts from up and down the country. Features: (Scott Graham), (Simon Ellis), (Leo Sedgley), (James Griffiths), (Nick Whitfield).


Double dose of the best shorts from up and down the country. Features: (Paddy Considine), (Mat Kirkby), (Stefan Stuckert), (Ruth Paxton), (Barney Elliott), (Jane Linfoot).


Showcase of global shorts, the first is linked by the theme of fathers, while the second explores the interdependency between people and their environment. World Shorts 1 features: (Ray Tintori) and (Park Soo-young and Park Jae-your), (San Thuong) (Phong Ha Nguyen), (Daniel Taye Workou), (Itmanna) (Cherien Dabis), (Ben Lawrence).


Showcase of global shorts, exploring the interdependency between people and their environment. Features: Hard Man to Love (Au Suivant), (Douglas Bensadoun), (Doron) (Isamu Hirabayashi), (Catherine Chalmers), (Melanie Shatzky, Brian M Cassiby), (John Magary), (Taua) (Tearepa Kahi).


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